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This is interesting. Are they only allowed to sue to force going to arbitration, or is the situation opened to allow a lawsuit for whatever the original dispute
by wool_gather 7y ago
This is interesting. Are they only allowed to sue to force going to arbitration, or is the situation opened to allow a lawsuit for whatever the original dispute was?
- Animats 7y agoLawsuit over the original issue. The non-paying party has effectively declined arbitration.[1] [1] https://library.nclc.org/where-defendant-requires-arbitration-refuses-pay-it https://library.nclc.org/where-defendant-requires-arbitratio...
- bastawhiz 7y agoIt would be WILD if you could (as the company) not pay to go to arbitration, forcing the plaintiff to take you to court (at their expense?) to force you to pay to go to arbitration. A company could simply stick its fingers in its ears and yell "I can't hear your legal complaints!" and essentially get out of all responsibility. Thankfully, it sounds like this is not the case.